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Our family IT S Mother s Day, and you have been sending in your messages to your mums. On a day where some might not have been able to say it in person, you ve been sharing your pictures and messages to tell your mums how much you love them. Lyndsay Thompson, Newport: To Jean Jones, Happy Mother s Day to our amazing mum and Nannie. You are the rock in our family and we all absolutely love you to bits! Lot s of love, Lyndsay, Sean, Jack, Charlie and Ruby XxX Kiera-Paige Brett, Newport: Happy Mother’s Day mum, you are the strongest person I know, thank you for everything you have done for me over the years to help me become who I am today. I love you to the moon and back. Have a lovely day, lots of love from Kiera x
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In this on-going series of in conversations hear from leading individuals talk about how they use photography as artists, scientists, educators, publishers and curators. All our speakers are recent RPS Award recipients who have been recognised for their contribution to the medium. They are discussing their work with those who know them and their work.
Mirroring the now common experience of lockdown family confinement, Clare Strand HonFRPS has invited her husband
Gordon MacDonald to do this novel in-conversation for the RPS. Clare will discuss a selection of past and current work, whilst responding to questions from her husband. This experimental and unrehearsed event will examine Clare’s work from the unusual perspective of someone that has intimate knowledge of her practice over the past 25 years. Audience members will also be able to ask questions after the chat.
Perth Hills fire evacuees slept in horse floats, trailers after wind change escalates emergency By Evelyn Manfield © Provided by ABC NEWS Sharleen Hall spent last night sheltering in a livestock yard with her husband and animals. (ABC News: Evelyn Manfield)
Sharleen Hall spent last night sleeping in a horse float with her two dogs by her side.
Her husband, Mitch, slept on the trailer outside, taking in the starry but smoky night sky of Muchea.
Their three horses were among around 200 sheltering inside the livestock yard where they camped.
Their cat was still stuck inside their Bullsbrook property, unable to be saved because of evacuation roadblocks.
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